Breast fibroadenoma is a benign tumor composed of a mixture of both glandular epithelium and fibrous tissue, which is prevalent in young women and is associated with an imbalance in the level of sex hormones in the patient’s body. The recognition of this disease also has the name of adenofibroma and adenocarcinoma, which is due to the difference in the degree of proliferation of the fibrous components and glandular epithelium constituting the tumor. When the composition of the tumor is dominated by glandular epithelial hyperplasia and the fibrous component is less, it is called fibroadenoma; if the fibrous tissue accounts for the majority of the tumor and the glandular ductal component is less, it is called adenofibroma; and when the tumor tissue consists of a large number of glandular ductal components, it is called adenoma. The above three classifications are only differences in pathomorphology, and their clinical manifestations, treatment and prognosis are not different, so they are collectively called fibroadenomas. Breast fibroadenomas occur in the upper outer quadrant of the breast, are round or ovoid, and clinically most of them are 1~3cm in size, grow slowly, and may grow rapidly during pregnancy or lactation. Very few fibroadenomas occurring in adolescence can increase rapidly in a short period of time, and the diameter can be up to 8-10cm, which is called giant fibroadenoma, and it is still a benign tumor. The malignant transformation of fibroadenoma into fibrosarcoma or breast cancer is rare, less than 1%. Multiple breast fibroadenomas are prone to recurrence, causing psychological fear to patients, and the incision scar left by repeated surgeries buries psychological trauma to patients, which is difficult to be smoothed out; breast hyperplasia nodules will develop into cancer, causing great psychological pressure to patients, and surgery is difficult to cure by local excision, which puts long-lasting pressure on patients. At present, the development of modern medicine, McMurray, ultrasound focused knife, argon helium knife, etc., each has its own indications, and it is difficult to avoid complications, so that some patients are suffering. The essence of the motherland medicine, but pure drug treatment side effects, slow effect, patients can not adhere to long-term. For this reason, scholars of traditional Chinese medicine and western medicine are committed to researching methods with good efficacy, low side effects, and the combination of systemic and local treatments, to solve the Y-knot of the patient’s condition, and to realize the truly reliable conservative treatment of multiple breast fibroids and breast hyperplastic nodules. The triple therapy combines external plaster, acupuncture treatment and internal Chinese medicine, which has proved to be effective and reliable, and is the ideal choice for patients who have experienced the blow of surgery or those who resolutely refuse surgery, as well as those who are worried about the cancerous transformation of breast hyperplasia nodules.